Giulio Manfredonia
Giulio Manfredonia is a director and writer, known for Si può fare (2008), Qualunquemente (2011) and Tanti auguri (1998). He is married to Maria Rosaria Russo. They have two children.
Giulio Maroncelli
Giulio Maroncelli is an actor, known for Una magia saracena (2015), Mamma + Mamma (2018) and Smetto quando voglio: Ad honorem (2017).
Giulio Massimini
Born in Rome on 29 May 1926, he trained with the Avanspettacolo and Rivista in the early forties and fifties. He made his stage debut in 1944, at the Teatro Savoia in Rome. It was a very recognizable face of Italian comedy, becoming a prolific character, ranging from the cinema, from photo stories to theater. At the beginning of his career he was called with the art name of ''Giulio Massimi'', truncating his real surname which he will then return to use entirely in cinema. Comedian actor, formed with the entertainment held in cabaret, Giulio Massimini has participated in almost all the most successful comedies of Italian cinema from 70s to 90s, often with small but significant roles. Dead in Rome on 26 June 2006 at the 80 years old.
Giulio Mauroni
Giulio Mauroni is an actor, known for Cannabis (1970), Acquasanta Joe (1971) and Ursus nella terra di fuoco (1963).
Giulio Neglia
Giulio Neglia is known for Mister H (2020), Genericamente (2019) and Appunti di viaggio: Journey notes (2016).
Giulio Pampiglione
Giulio Pampiglione was born on 6 September 1978 in Rome, Lazio, Italy. He is an actor, known for La freccia nera (2006), Assassin Club (2023) and Medici (2016).
Giulio Pangi
Giulio Pangi is an actor, known for Effetti indesiderati (2015), Amici come prima (2018) and Alta infedeltà (2010).
Giulio Parengkuan
Giulio Parengkuan is known for Penyalin Cahaya (2021), Pertaruhan (2017) and Pertaruhan: The Series (2022).
Giulio Pranno
Giulio Pranno is known for Tutto il mio folle amore (2019), Security (2021) and Il Vangelo secondo Maria.
Giulio Ricciarelli
Giulio Ricciarelli was born on August 2, 1965 in Milan, Lombardy, Italy. He is an actor and producer, known for Im Labyrinth des Schweigens (2014), Lights (2009) and Vincent (2004). He was previously married to Lisa Martinek.